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I would not believe the heat switch would make a difference to the spark plug, it’s a separate system. I have the same issues with a 550xp, Ms460 arctic, and now Dolmar 7900H when it‘s cold. The Dolmar 6000i will start in 2-3 pulls at -8F however. I wish that saw had heated handles. Warming them...

Not anything less or more performance wise. I have noticed a quieter engine. I have not used greater than 20% as that‘s the most viscosity the lift pumps I have can handle. Fuel mileage increases slightly and the smell is pleasant like cooking something on the grill. Boy, if that was 2T oil the...

Wow, they‘re a younger company than I thought. We know how old that saw is anyway.

The tests I have seen found 2% biodiesel by far the best and cheapest diesel fuel lubricity enhancer. In this state they do not have to label biodiesel if it‘s less than 5% and that‘s probably what they are using. In the summer I use a station that lists 5 - 20% biodiesel blend in my older...

Oh my yes, do they oil like crazy!

The compression release is definitely a plus! The 680 doesn’t have one and that can be not nice to your shoulder. I bet this saw is a pleasure to run! GLWS!

No it doesn’t but says to use a good quality 2 stroke oil 1:33 to 1:25 if Husqvarna brand oil is not available. And do not mix more than 1 month’s supply of fuel.

This is from an operator’s manual for Husqvarna 61/268/272XP saws dated 3/1996.

Solo seems to be dabbling in the motor saw business yet but not in North America.

The key appears to be part of the flywheel like the 361. The stock base gasket looks to be 0.5mm or .020“.

Cardboard is your friend this time of year working under vehicles. The E4OD is/was a slush box coupled to a diesel. The 4r100 that came after it was so much better.

The older one becomes heated handles are a nice option to have in cold climates.

That looks like the stuff Stihl sells under their name in Canada. Not a bad price.

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Sounds like the old US electronics company Heathkit!

A 7300 would be close in cc’s. From what I have learned and experienced that series Dolmar came strong from the factory until the 7310/7910 models appeared to meet emission regulations with restrictive mufflers, etc. When I purchased a new 7910 about 5 years ago I sent it right to Tree Monkey to...

Each time I use the 6000i I wonder why did they go away from injection choke as it is an easy starting saw? I can only guess emission regulations or possible durability issues over time. The copy I have was definitely well taken care of by it’s original owner.

Based on experience I would recommend AGM batteries on that era diesel.

That‘s in excellent cosmetic condition if that was a fire department roof ventilation saw!